the victim was kendra gonzalez of sacramento. the couple was arguing as they drove through san jose when butler shot her and left baby on the road. the children were left at that location as butler escaped. he should be considered armed and dangerous. he's five-five, 140 pounds, brown eye, black hair, and a mole near his left eye. >>> a us governor coming to california to try to lure business away from the golden state. >> they come here because this is where all the jobs are. >> tonight at 10:00, the industry at the center of the battle, and why governor brown says he's not worried about losing anything. >> and preparing for the worst this summer, the wildfire training bringing cal fire and the national gashed together. >> -- guard together. >> also video evidence of a police officer using pepper spray and tasing a teen, it's what happened to this video that has people asking more questions. we continue in just # 0 seconds. -- 90 seconds. >>> the girlfriend of a southern california man at the center of an alleged police brutalit

wisconsin it i'm sorry so right now we have sacramento here so for the record my request that is doors be opened over there at the center so we can get our property out that's the first and is next request through kissing teen a i got the documents requesting a meeting with michael johnson so as the community get updated and number 3 is commissioners meeting i mean, i don't see i can't tell you what to do is good time would be next week in is westerner edition and have michael johnson come that and is most important thing you keep using this spin word obligation what about the obligation us sacramento you're going to okay. that budget that's all on you i know where to go her words is law is law is law she's only concerned about the law and but you got to go with the law well i wish they would come down here and see what they did to the community the law has been flawed their meant to be changed so by her saying sacramento saying the law this is the only thing budget on is law this is so disrespect if you talking about the law is law is flawed our law enforcement is inflated the sheriff

authored by richard penn, a pediatrician from sacramento. this would require immunizations for diseases like chickenpox, mumps, measles, and whooping cough in order for a child to be admitted to a california school. stanford hoover institute expert phil whalen says he's not so sure it will pass here in california. >> here we have debate over vaccines, which is ultimately a debate over science. do you trust science to do the right thing for your children. it's not conservatives who have a problem with this, but actually progressives. >> similar efforts recently by washington and oregon fail edfa. today it hits the senate level. an informal survey by the "mercury news" showed that three said they would vote yes. one is leaning yes. when would vote no. and the other four are undecided. so a very slows call so far. live in berkley, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> all right, we'll wait to see what happens there. thank you very much, steph. >>> the president has been here a bunch. now the bidens are coming to the bay area. vice president

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this man in the sacramento area built his own rain recycler system.built piping along his house that collects rainwater off the roof. a pump helps direct it to his garden hose. he says it takes just a half inch of rain to fill up his 1100-gallon tank. >> there's a lot of water and when you start seeing it for your own eyes then you know how much we are wasting. >> a company called blue barrel systems tells do it yourself conservation kits online. sales have shot up since governor brown ordered a 25% mandatory cut in water use last week. >>> 5:18 on this wednesday. a warning out about gluten-free foods. the substitute ingredient that may be just as dangerous. >>> good morning, the a's, giants and warriors all had something in common last night. i got pictures. don't move. >> okay. >>> and this morning jill schlesinger on the profession that's being called the best job in america for 2015. >>> reporter: we celebrate world health day this week and it's worth noting that one of the fastest growing medical professions is a physician's assistants or pa. her

the sacramento bee reports juan v.of sacramento is suspected in the slashing and has been booked. >> pam: this 20 year old danville woman is behind bars for kidnapping, robbery and criminal threats. the santa clara county sheriff's department says katherine stump was contacted by a male victim thru an online advertisement april 5th. authorities say she threatened the victim with a knife, and the man with her pepper sprayed the man as they ransacked his home. they then forced the victim into their car - dropping him off about a mile away. >> gary: warriors game 7 >> pam: the problem is one of the proposals is calls for the elimination of the field. that could prevent a lot of children from playing baseball. >> reporter: president of san mateo little league american, brian haverty says if fitzgerald field disappears. so would an opportunity to play baseball for hundreds of kids. >>- "we're at capacity -- there are no more fields that we can use." the city says central park is rundown and could use a facelift. but haverty

meanwhile, statewide 64 degrees at the state capital in sacramento. 65 in fresno. currently working 56 degrees. we started off at 22 in the high sierra with the snow going up to 46 degrees. the sun will set at 7:39. sun-up tomorrow morning at 6:44. temperatures dipping into the 30s and 40s. otherwise today's highs 50s and 60s. here's your extended forecast. dry thursday through tuesday. kazmir a leftie on the mound for the good guys tonight at 7:05. first pitch 56 degrees going down to 52. so that means dress in your favorite a's wear and dress in layers. >> lots of layers. okay. all right, ro, thank you. >>> all right. well, the new commercials from directv range from funny to, well, creepy. and now they are being called misleading. >> i'm rob lowe. and i have directv. >> and i'm super creepy rob lowe and i have cable. >> well, a consumer watchdog group has called on directv to pull the popular ads off the air after cable giant comcast filed a complaint. the commercials reportedly make claims about directv service that are unsupported by the better business bureau

keep an eye on that coming into sacramento. what another system is going to move in on the weekend. to keep this cool pattern in place. clouds and sun and drizzle. breezy. that will be a little warmer, not a lot. can't get much colder than that. 60s on the temps or near 70 degrees. temperatures though near average to below. antioch yesterday only 69 degrees. that is a big drop for the weekend. that will not be the case here for a long time. 50s and to near 70 degrees. showers possible into thursday and really cool friday into saturday. >> thank you, steve. >>> time is 6:22. a major overhaul of how california's power companies are charging their customers why you could have to pay more even if you use less electricity. >> a man in a wheelchair fell on his tracks. >>> welcome back to morning ons 2. a long-time bay area police captain who died of cancer last week will be laid to rest on saturday. ed tracy also served on the oakland union city and bart police departments over his 25 year career. a procession will take place saturda

. >>> now the sacramento area has had more severe weather. check out the hail pelting this back yard pool. it came down like this for several minutes. the area also has been dealing with a number of lightning strikes as well. and if you're headed to tahoe, you're going to need chains on interstate 80. several semi trailers jackknifed on slick roads and a half dozen cars slid off. visibility was down to zero, but it is a bit clearer there now. >>> several funnel clouds were spotted in sacramento this afternoon. this one was seen just across highway 50 from the state fairgrounds. the national weather service tweeted out a picture of this this afternoon. none of the funnel clouds touched down but they were very dramatic. >> and the rain also brings rainbows. isn't that one beautiful. moments a sky 7 hd caught this rainbow stretching all across san francisco. it is still visible. from one vantage point it appears that the rainbow ends at treasure island. how appropriate. >> that's beautiful. >>> this rain makes us think about the drought differen

safety so it's good to see that happening in washington hope we can have more of that happening in sacramento but if there's any message is that the cities have to lead because the state legislator is not going to pass these bills without a strong push from our urban delegation. >> so thank you. i am kate breen director of government ^ fares affairs for the sfmta today i'd like to thank you for your personal leadership. as we started this process really last fall and tried to tee ourselves up for a program this year with a kick off of the current 2-year session i think we learned a lot which tom just referenced there's a lot of work to do to do at the state level and we know we have allies on both sides of the aisle and we've seen legislation introduced this year by democrats from los angeles and republicans from the central valley focussed on vision zero initiatives and i'll talk about that in a minute but we don't have a bill but we still have opportunity. i also want to acknowledge the support of our advocates walk sf and the san francisco bicycle coalition have been working arm in arm wit

a sacramento woman shot to death in a car in san jose.ened on the 1300 block of south bascomb avenue last night at 10 p.m. san jose police officers believed the victim knew the suspect and that the crime was not random. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. >>> a police officer in south carolina is facing murder charges after witness video appears to show him shooting a man in the back. as susan mcginnis reports, the death of another unarmed black man is adding to the outrage over police use of force and a warning, the images may be disturbing. [ eight gunshots ] >> reporter: north charleston city patrolman michael slager awaits a court appearance today. the 33-year-old officer was arrested, denied bail and will be charged with murder. dramatic witness video appeared to show slager shooting 50-year- old walter scott eight times saturday morning as he fled. after the 8th shot scott falls. slager claims scott tried to grab his stun gun during a scuffle after a traffic stop. the video also appears to show slager dropping something on

how this video changed the story. >> and today a debate in sacramento over whether parents should be able to choose to skip vaccinations for their >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, april 8. i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 on this wednesday. >>> a police officer in south carolina facing murder charges after witness video appears to show him shooting a man in the back. as susan mcginnis reports, death of another unarmed black man is adding to the outrage over police use of force and a warning, the images are disturbing. [ eight gunshots ] >> reporter: north charleston city patrolman michael slager awaits a court appearance today. the 33-year-old office was arrested denied bail and will be charged with murder. video appears to show him shooting 50-year-old walter scott eight times saturday morning as he fled. after the 8th shot scott falls. slager claims scott tried to grab his stun gun during a scuffle after a traffic stop. the video also appears to show slager dropping

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and today the board of east bay mud will discuss getting extra water from the sacramento river. a total of 21,000 acres -- would come -- acres of water would come from three districts on the upper sacramento and it would cost about $25 million and customers would end up paying for the extra water supply under a higher drought water rate proposal. >>> 5:04. let's talk a little weather on a tuesday and i guess -- it's blowing out there a little bit of wind huh? >> we have some breezy conditions right now. town 26 miles per hour at the delta but under 15 miles per hour everywhere else. but later today that's going to be the most notable feature. west on shore winds. 20 to 30 miles per hour. and it's all due to the return of the marine layer which is right now boy you can see shrouding the tiptop of the bay bridge. temperature-wise we are into the 50s across the board and later today the numbers are coming down significantly in comparison to yesterday. we were in the 40s to 50 degrees in concord. that's it. a huge deck of low clouds lining the coast and into the bay. a little bit of

it will be the 12th annual disability capitol action day at the state capitol in sacramento. rides from san francisco to sacramento from the san francisco library in the asian art museum. returning about 5:00 p.m.. call 415-546-1333. or e-mail ligia @sv action.org. once again the phone number is 415-546-1333. you need to sign up as soon as possible for a spot in a bus or wheelchair accessible van and lunch. the whole day is free. thank you, carla. through the chair, i handed you that flyer, cochair because you mentioned the issue about ssi and increases because that is one of the items that some of the disability advocates are hoping to address when they meet with legislators and also just wanted to clarify that there are other disability advocacy groups involved in this activity and jessie lorenz from the independent living resource center, san francisco, could also provide some additional information about that effort they are making for the disability at the can't -- capitol that day. we will now proceed to information item no. 5. an overview of the mayor's office of housi

. >> pam :in sports.the sacramento kings makes some news with a unique signing. and the sharks.ing to their slim playoffs hopes. host the colorado avalanche. gary has the highlights. and all the sports. next! ♪♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ >> gary :the sharks still clinging to their playoff hopes. they are down five points the have five games remaining till the final playoff spot tonight at home vs. colorado, san jose went home give the sharks credit, with a few games are many looks like they will at least finish with their heads held high steve kerr is the nba's western conference coach of the month for march he led the warriors to a franchise-record 16 wins for the month they clinched their first division title in 39 years and also clinched the top seed for the confernce playoffs the team also set a new franchise record for wins in a season they now have 61 kerr is the first warriors coach to win

heston was in sacramento when he got the call he pitched in a few games last year he looked good this spring and we shall see what he does tomorrow night 635 first kitchen the desert. >> reporter: tiger has not won a major in more than seven years. he's been out for two months with a sore back here was an agusta with the press practice round it was hugging everybody in sight is a long shot to win the tournament and he hasn't even made it to the weekend as seven of is last nine tournaments that he played and he says he's been working his butt off and he is ready to go. >>: unexcited to be back. finally ready to be back on very excited to be back. sizzle the tournament in the world like this is the the words of tiger words. tiger woods >> reporter: tiger was asked about speeds which made tiger 39 years though still kind old >>: i won the master when jordan was still in diapers this is of tiger was speaking. now geyser younker >>: i menderes the diskette mother diapers a couple years ago this door despites speaking i was three almost four i don't think of was still in diapers than three

the victim is from the sacramento area but her name is not released. she was treated on the scene and pronounced dead. the witness told me that another woman with her child were in the car and stayed at the scene and spoke with the police. the suspect car has been located we and seized. miss is not made any arrests. the suspect and the victim knew each other. >> we are following breaking news overseas when an american soldier was killed in a shooting attack by an afghan soldier. two others were injured of a meeting between the country leaders and an embassy official. according to the police chief the rogue soldier opened fire after the united states official last. american troops returned fire killing the afghan soldier. it is the second insider attack this year and afghan soldier killed three american contractors in january. >> despite the rain, california is still in an extreme drought and conservation efforts are falling short. in february, residents saved less than 3 percent across the state and 8 percent in the bay area the lowest since the tracki

yesterday in sacramento governor brown met with state business leaders to talk about how to meet the 25% mandatory reduction in water use. the governor has ordered to cut water use on state campuses, golf courses, cemeteries and other large landscapes. the order would also cut watering of plants and grass on public street medians. as californians tighten up their water use the state wants to make sure businesses do the same. the president of the california alliance for golf says it will not be cheap or easy. >> going to see brownout areas. you're going to see turf grass removed and put in there with some landscape tolerant to the area. >> reporter: now, if these standards are not met, local water districts could face steep fines. but the state water resources board is optimistic that it can be done. live at lexington reservoir, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> police in san leandro are talking to witnesses after a triple stabbing at about 8:30 last night at shilo on manor boulevard. a fight broke out between seven men. three were stand in the torso. they are being treated at the hospital. police

we went to sacramento to get answers from dogger, the state water board and governor jerry brown. the governor's office has refused to comments. dogger and the state water board also declined our request saying they already answered questioned in a senate oversight hearing. during that hearing state lawmakers lambasteed. >> i found my blood pressure getting rather high. >> reporter: then a surprise admission from the agency in charge of protecting california's water supply. >> we believe any injection into the aquifers that are nonexempt has contaminated those aquifers. >> for its part, dismisses claims of contamination saying this is a bureaucratic issue over the permitting process and whaghts important is that -- what's important is that after extensive testing it's clear no water supplies have been impacted by this situation. in our search for answers we first traveled to sacramento in december and spoke with john borkovich who handles groundwater monitoring for state water board. >> john, is big oil poisoning millions of gallons of drinking water each day? >> so you're asking

ester: ambos son catÓlicos y para ellos era muy importante que su uniÓn quedarÁ sellada con sacramentoester: ya iglesia catÓlica define al sacramento por cuatro personas de distinto sexo se unen por mutuo consentimiento. pastores religiosos de otras nominaciones le propusieron celebrar el enlace pero no la forman aquÉllos querÍan. >> fuimos a sus misas, cuando decÍan ellas, nuestra pregunta era si iban a decir ellas durante nuestras bodas. un sacerdote catÓlico sobrepasando la ceremonia. cura: somos todos ellos y de imagen y semejanza de dios. _hechos a imagen y semejanza de dios. ester: sin embargo hasta los ojos de la iglesia no tiene validez oficial. nos comunicamos con la diÓcesis de san diego y optaron por darnos una entrevista. el padre se separÓ voluntariamente de los franciscanos por lo que sumisas no tienen una validez oficial. sacerdote: sigo siendo sacerdote de la iglesia catÓlica romana era franciscano. salir de la orden, por eso no significa que salÍ de la iglesia. ester: asegura que no fue expulsado por lo que la boda que realizÓ es ilegal y debe ser aceptada por todos. e

they were forced from their suburban sacramento home when a fire broke out in the attic. as the fire spread to the rest of the hour, the mother and son scrambled to get out. >> get in the chair, i was yelling for the guy helping us in the driveway, caregivers got my mom out. >> he thinks the cat died in the fire. he and his mother lived there for almost 60 years. >>> power poles toppled over two cars in sacramento trapping the drivers inside. the poles shattered both windshields and nearly injured the drivers. crews pulled them in the cars and they are both okay. >>> a "go fund me" page is up aimed at supporting the san francisco archbishop. the money will go towards a family picnic and a appreciation day to show support for the archbishop and so far it's collected more than $2,800. but critics are questioning whether the money would be better spent on the poor. and this comes just a day after more than 100 prominent catholics published an ad in the "chronicle" reflecting a petition they sent to pope francis. it asks the pontiff to remove archbishop salvatore cordileone f

sacramento valley and right over us. we have to keep an eye on things here. not so much today but tomorrow the next system comes in, into thursday. mainly inland though. 50s on the temps and down right howling. look at 29, 35. my goodness. i mean that is cooling all the way to sacramento when you see that. west, 13 napa. west 15 concord. west at oakland. west at sfo. water temps have gone up a little bit which is amazing. 55 bodega bay. they should be closer to 51. monterey inched up from 54 to 56. just incredibly warm temps. 30 in truckee. 40s and 50s to 60s from top to bottom here. it is a cold pattern for this time of year. 30s up in minneapolis. chicago at 39. you get a good look apt the system right here. look at that. you can see the circulation around that rain moving up to the northeast. a cold rain there. for us thunderstorms will pop up over the sierra again and a lot of cloud cover continues to stream over us but this next system is going to take the fog bank and enhance it tonight and tomorrow. i think that will give us decent amounts of drizzle c

and he's a former nba star and now the mayor of sacramento california, mayor kevin johnson. [ applausetonight we're talking about california's drought. first i would like to show you some photos. here are some striking before and after photos from the lake oroville region in northern california. check out the difference in water levels between 2011 and 2014. that is three years. look at that. that's amazing. right? i'm from california. i was just there. i don't think people are changing their ways too much. see people watering all kinds of stuff. really not taken seriously. if you ask people around the country, they go, ok, why aren't people taking this that seriously? >> water is free. it feels like it's free. just turn it -- it's hard to take some things seriously when you poop into it. [laughter] that's why i broke up with derek. >> going to get personal. is it that we just take it for granted. >> we take everything for granted in this country. and the other thing is people don't believe in science. like that congressman that brought a snowball into congress. oh there's no climate c

we saw and felt everything including hail and a near tornado, with the most severe weather in sacramento. this funnel cloud was spotted at 2:00 this afternoon, and there were no confirmed touchdowns of tornadoes. >> as raj said many parts of california were pelted by hail and in santa rosa the hail did didn't stick, because the ground was too warm. but amazing video out of lodi with hail blanketing the road. and now, rob, how much can we expect for tomorrow? >> well, we did see the wild conditions around california with the wind changing direction there in sacramento, and you can see the larger storms that spawned more funnel clouds and here at home we had near the san mateo coastline and monterey bay, you had dime hail and you could see that we had about an inch and a half near san jose but we are not quite done here with the weather system and we have to zoom n and towards the tri valley, and the main event has gone by, and right around dublin and pleasanton, we are seeing a few more showers possibly lingering into the morning commute. not as widespread as this morning, but some shower

there were other funnel clouds seen in south sacramento. none of them touched down. >>> tonight much-needed snow coming down in the sierra nevada. live look at sierra at tahoe. right now, some elevations will get as much as two feet. the ski resorts that have stayed open are hoping this storm will help them limp through the rest of the season. cbs' kelly ryan reports from heavenly. >> reporter: a drive up to tahoe today took quite a few drivers by surprise. >> i didn't bring anything, no chain, anything. i wasn't prepared at all. >> reporter: just outside pollock pines chain crews were kept busy. also busily,-ly ski resort which has -- heavenly ski resort which has been making snow but prefers the fresh snow. >> natural snow is the best, it brings the cold temperatures, keeps the snow surface in really good condition. so it preserves itself for even longer. >> reporter: not everyone was expecting this much snow and so spring break visitors welcomed this late winter blast. >> it's a winter wonderland up there. it really is. >> i thought this

. >>> sim brular about to sign with the sacramento kings. he will be the first nba player of indian descent and the kings could use him. they can't announce the signing until tomorrow. he might make history friday night in sacramento. >>> well, forget fit bits. >> andria borba has the story. >> one, two, paul goes down. curry knocks down the jump shot. >> reporter: where does steph curry get the moves to do this to chris paul? the secret might be in his shorts. the warriors are using new wearable technology, compression shorts. they are not just lycra, they are wired to tell you how you are working out. >> we make sure you work out correctly. >> reporter: it is electromyography. >> these have been around for years. >> the color scheme works like a heat map. blue, yellow, orange, red. >> reporter: here is how it works. the shorts have sensors built in along with a heart rate monitor. those sensors send a blue tooth signal that snaps into the shorts to your smartphone. >> how much you moved around is one thing. did you use both sides evenly or

andrew butler is from sacramento, but police say he could be anywhere in california by now. they say he shot 33-year-old, kendra gonzalez during an argument in their car on tuesday. dumped her body in the street and took off, leaving her year old son and teenage daughter behind. car was later found abandoned in salinas. the victim's sister told us, gonzalez had been talking about leaving butler. made an arrest in a deadly stabbing. 39-year-old, jackson is accused of killing a man in the outer sunset yesterday. the victim, a 34-year-old san francisco man was found bleeding on the sidewalk near 45th avenue. at this point, investigators don't have a motive for the attack and it's unclear whether the suspect and the victim even knew each other. >> if you have to do any driving in san francisco this weekend, steer clear. it will be closed from gary to post until monday morning for construction work. here's a live look, workers are building an underground walkway for the new california pacific medical center campus. only buses are allowed through this weekend. there are detours in

police say the 33-year-old victim was from sacramento and that her suspect knew her. the woman was pronounced dead at the scene. no arrests yet. >>> flushing out water guzzlers. major new rules for household appliances and how they will help your wallet. >> reports of death threats against a wrestling >>> emergency action on the drought today. toilets and faucets will have to meted new standards on january 1. julie watts reports. >> reporter: california energy commission set new standards today for the toilets, urinals and sinks sold in the state. they won't be allowed to sell any of the remaining less efficient models after january 1. now, the cec says the new standards will save about 100 billion gallons of water a year equivalent to three times the annual water use of all san francisco. the national resources defense council says what's good for the environment is also good for the pocketbook. >> consumers are going to save money on the water bill. in fact, their water bill is probably bigger than their energy bill and rates are going up fast. >> reporter: under th

sacramento, 41. record rainfall. blue canyon, 21. south lake tahoe, 26. 30s, fairfield, napa, novato, santa rosa, it's close for others. 50s for some. you get some of the cloud cover, upper 40s, 50s. there goes our low. as it goes out, some kind of more stable air will move in. it won't be very warm. a mix of is up and clouds. a cool -- a mix of sun and clouds. cool, and breezy. upper 50s, low 60s. a much quieter day for you and for this man, i hope. >>> yeah, it's been a lot quieter than yesterday. let's go out to the bay bridge toll plaza and start there. we have some slow traffic getting into san francisco. the typical slow traffic. it's much better than yesterday. it's not nearly as windy on the bridge. this is a look at the contra costa commute. 680 a little bit of filling in here as you drive from concord to walnut creek. highway 4 is slow over the baypoint area. highway 580 interstate 580 has improved. 680 is slow out of pleasanton on the way down to san jose. we're speaking of san jose, northbound 280 traffic looks good until

. >>> a big vote this sacramento that could impact almost every student in california. the highly controversial mandatory vand nation bill. nbc bay area jodie hernandez is in sacks recommend toe. some changes to the bill. where do we stand now? >>. >> reporter: well it was do or die for that vaccine measure today, but after some minor tweaks lawmakers voted to keep it alive. while many parents are applauding, others pledge the fight is not over. >> i'm really scared about this whole thing. >> that's why allison las sob and her con have traveled to the capitol from windsor now, to fight for their right to keep him vaccination free and enrolled in public schools. >> i chose not to vaccinate him based on previous family history with my daughters. >> but after a lot of debate and a week delay the senate education maine voted 7-2 to pass a measure that would force most parents to either vaccinate their children or homeschool them. the bill's sponsors added clarifications that would allow unvaccinated kids to join a multi-family private home sool or enroll in independent stud

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maria: la oficina del alguacil de sacramento dijo que se suspendiÓ la bÚsqueda debido a los fuertes vientosa el distrito de servicio pÚblico del este de la bahÍa podrÍa declarar de manera oficial que la regiÓn enfrenta una severa sequÍa. esto le permitirÍa imponer nuevas multas para quienes usan agua de forma indebida. marÍa: los campeones de la serie mundial 2014 los gigantes de san francisco jugaron su primer partido de la temporada aquÍ en casa. leÓn: el juego dio inicio con un recorrido triunfal en caballo. y despuÉs el lanzador junto a otros jugadores elevaron la bandera de campeones. maria: hablamos con aficionados que hicieron hasta lo imposible para no perderse este primer partido en casa. >> yo falte al trabajo hoy dÍa. >> yo al colegio. >> hay muchos que tambiÉn tenÍan su boleto ya listo. >> yo tenÍa el boleto hace un mes y medio. >> estos fanÁticos mostraron su apoyo desde la cabeza hasta los pies. (gritos) y claro no podÍan faltar aquellos con emociones encontradas. >> mÁs o menos fanÁtico pero mÁs de la cerveza. >> estÁs esperando por la de este aÑo? >> sÍ. marÍa: mÁs adelante

the emotional debate in sacramento today that impacts parents across the state. >>> also -- >> pretty emotional at that point pause it was humiliating. >> alaska airlines is apologizing after a cancer parent heading to san jose was kicked off the airplane earlier this week. i'm michelle roberts in san jose. coming up hear what that woman wants other airlines to know tonight. >>> also, do you live in a hazardous spot? the new map that shows the locations along bay area faults that are most likely to rupture. >>> then at 6:00 closing the runway at a major bay area airport for months. >> oh yes, you definitely know there's a dip there. >> we have uncovered exclusive new information the shutdown and how it will impact travelers. that's new at 6:00. chase cane robert happen dark he will lease kirchner gerard mon cure. gerard moncureud moncure geraud. >>> a battle over whether you should be required to vaccinate your children intensified at the state capitol today. hundreds of people protestedsome b 277, which is a proposal that would remove the so-called personal belief exemption that many

oon out of sacramento with funnel clouds spotted. so, the severe weather threat continues to the east. look at these rainfall totals going above an inch in some cases more than the monthly average in about a 24-hour window, so this is great news. it would have been nice to see more of this this spring but so far, about a half inch to an inch and a half and counting. here's the view right now in the sierra. a live look at northstar. see the snow there. and a view as we look closer to lake tahoe. you can't see it now as the snow continues to fly there. we're expecting at least a foot to 2 feet of snow across the higher but the winter storm warning continuing overnight tonight. back toward the bay area more showers lingering into wednesday. we'll talk about those changes in your microclimate forecast in a few minutes. >> we cannot complain. thank you, rob. well, maybe we're just not used to it though. the rain creating problems on our local highways and roadways. this was in south san francisco, 280 at east more exit. the chp shutting d

there have been thunderstorms, hail and funnel clouds near sacramento. some of that same energy is going to cross the mountains and eventually effect much of the middle part of the country. but tonight, the severe thunderstorm watch in northern kentucky an area back there in kansas missouri and even oklahoma that we're watching for storms this evening. but here are the violent storm region tomorrow. i really want tulsa to kansas city to pay attention right here, into even central and western illinois. oklahoma city, this is all tomorrow, for damaging wind, hail, and, yes, tornadoes. chicago to st. louis, you get it thursday. >> all right, on the watch tomorrow, straight into thursday. ginger, thank you. >>> to maryland now, and this evening, investigators confirming that it was carbon monoxide that killed a singer single father and his seven children as they slept. police tipped off after a phone call from a concerned coworker. inside, they found what they believe is the culprit. a generator with no gasoline left. their electricity had been cut off late

leÓn: personas perdieron la vida en la madrugada de este miÉrcoles en la carretera 50 en sacramento.rededor de las 2:30 de la madrugada de este miÉrcoles cuando las autoridades recibieron varios reportes de un automÓvil viajando en el sentido contrario de trÁnsito en west sacramento. la conductora y los tres hombres que iban a bordo de la camioneta fueron declarados muertos en la escena. se cree que las vÍctimas perecieron calcinadas. >> dicen que despuÉs de que esos vehÍculos chocaron u otro vehÍculo que chocÓ contra la camioneta saquÉ el primer choque habÍa ocurrido y en ese instante fue cuando la camioneta desafortunadamente se prender fuego. pamela: parte de la investigaciÓn serÁ determinar que causÓ que la conductora manejara en sentido contrario. >> muchas veces vemos que el alcohol y las drogas tienen algo que ver. tambiÉn sucede que durante la noche se pueden entrar en sentido contrario por confundirse marÍa: avanzÓ la propuesta estatal que buscaba obligar a los padres de familia a vacunar a los menores para ir a cualquier escuela en california sea pÚblica o privada. el comit

i brought that to the commission so did other members of the public we had to personally go to sacramento to get them to do anything and yet to get an explanation from the city librarian why we filed a statement under the penalty of perjury and allowed and said he got nothing and why he withheld records to how wide that fact and to protect the library commission to protect it arrangement $70 million and they don't know where the hell that went and you sit there and look which is what you do you sit and look and don't say anything i my case a whole bunch of statements and at any time one can stand up and show i'm wrong only problem they can't because i'm not and they think hey if i sit quote and say nothing long enough it will go away but it's not i missed being i was in florida and i will be here until you get off our asss whether will anyone ever you tell me the law didn't say you're supposed to enforce the ordinance no because you can't that's what the law say the question is why aren't you enforcing that. >> next item on the agenda is item for future meetings. >> any proposals from the

butler has ties from monterey county to sacramento. after two days of making good progress cleaning up spilled cement along glen echo creek in oakland -- crews now face a snag.. "east bay mud" discovered a 200-foot section of contaminated waterway that they'd originally missed. they keep changing the estimates for when this will get cleaned up. the latest guess was monday night -- but now they call it an "evolving" situation. translation -- who knows. today, fish and wildlife officials claim the spill hasn't had a big impact on wildlife in the area and that the contamination is not a hazard to human health. a person walking just south of san jose's airport found a body in a field tonight.and called police. police say the man is apparently in his 40's. his body was found near west hedding street and coleman avenue. it appears he died of natural causes.at least there were no indications of foul play. it's not clear how long the body was in that field. the f-b-i is investigating the claims that inmates at san francisco's county jail were

water, 32,000 from the sacramento river started flowing into the half-full san pablo reservoir. we're bringing in an additional water for the san pablo reservoir and that's because the water supply from the sierras is low this year. >> so low the vital snow pack is basically non-existent. no local runoffs either. >> this is always a second time east bay mud has purchased water through the freeport pumping station. once it arrives in the bay area, the sacramento river water must go through a seven-step treatment process and east bay mud filter plants. >> the water from freeport when it blends with the san pablo reservoir water very easy water quality more so -- and because of those variations the conventional plant is more effective in treating that water. >> the ph, and chlorine and californiacal alkalinity, and to the traditional supply which comes from the mccollum river. >> even with all this east bay mud still plans to go on the open market to purchase more water in the coming weeks. in el sabrante, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> san francisco is heading out new lawn ornamen

they are searching sacramento and napa counties.l police meidly if you know anything. >>> today is 4/20. marijuana users can crease an opportunity to live up in public including golden gate park. lisa khan is in san francisco to show us preparations before the big smoke fest. lisa? >> good morning. the police department will be closing westbound cesar drive from 3 until 7 tonight. there will also be extra police patrols and parking enforcement for today's 4/20 event. >> thousands of people are expected to gather at hippy hill golden gate park for the annual 4/20 smoke park and it's the one day police let it happen because are too many people to hand out tickets. >> that's just crazy. it's not going to happen. >> city leaders try to control the chaos as much as possible with juvenile probation park patrol and garbage collection. last year it cost the city $100,000 to clean up. some business owners say it got out of control. >> you can't really work. people throw trash everywhere and disrespect the streets. >> others hoping it will gi

looking at high temperature of 79 in sacramento temperature of 79 in sacramento.u look at the high in the bay area they are coming up for the wednesday. away from the coast line. look like a few sunny break as well. temperatures in the upper 50's to low 60's. coast inland area up in the mid 70's. going to the giants game tomorrow night. it's drilz at the park tonight. some a little did. you will see some sunny brick. then partly cloudy in the evening. cool. take a sweat sure. accu-weather 7 day forecast we see some below normal temperatures the next if you day then recovering as we head towards the weekend. >> all right thank you so much. >> best female golfers in the world will be in town this weekend for the annual swinging skirts tournament. >> lpga event take place at the like merced golf course. they were practicing today for the event. >> last year champion talk about the challenge presented by the course. >> this is definitely one of the toughest golf courses that we have mid. even including the major i think this was really tough and by the score from last

. >>> late word from sacramento, a new bill that would force most parents to vaccinate their children just passed its first senate committee. it has two more to go before heading to the assembly. passions were running high at the capital today. the antivaccination forces rallied outside with robert f. kennedy, jr., as one of the leaders. >> we ought to have policies that encourage full vaccination, full coverage, but that's not going to happen until we have safe vaccines. >> the proposed legislation eliminates most vaccination exemptions for kids in school. children with health problems would be the only exception. kpix 5's phil matier with a closer look at the passionate debate from sacramento. >> reporter: both sides of the debate showed up in force. and while the anti-vaccination people in the red shirts were the most visible and loudest, the pro-vaccination people who include doctors, nurses and much of the medical establishment were busy behind the scenes garnering the votes to get this moving. where it goes from here is going to be a long and involved process. but from the looks